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Aled Jones, MBE, is a Welsh singer, radio and television presenter, and actor, widely recognized for his enduring career across music and broadcasting.
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Request A ShowAled Jones launched his new honey brand, Praise Bee, a collaboration with Wainwright's Bee Farm, producing 'Praise Bee Welsh Hawthorn Honey.'
Aled Jones joined Music Sales in a long-term publishing deal, working with Novello, a division of Music Sales, for his work as a singer, writer, and TV/radio presenter.
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Aled Jones has consistently collaborated with tenor Russell Watson on several projects, including two collaboration albums, 'In Harmony' (2018), 'Back in Harmony' (2019), and 'Christmas with Aled and Russell' (2022). They have also toured together.
Aled Jones detailed his life's travels and experiences, singing, broadcasting, and presenting, in connection with Maeving, an electric motorcycle brand.
Aled Jones has been welcomed as a guest speaker by Cunard, sharing his experiences from a career that includes singing for royalty and the Pope, releasing over 40 albums, and achieving millions in album sales.
Aled Jones was interviewed by British journalist Anne Diamond, discussing his extensive work as a Welsh singer and Classic FM presenter.
Aled Jones has released several notable albums under Universal Classics & Jazz, including 'Aled', 'Higher', and 'The Christmas Album'.
Aled Jones mentored Isabel Suckling, who became the youngest classical recording artist signed by Decca Records and the first choirgirl to sign with a major music label. Suckling's debut album was endorsed by Jones.
Aled Jones was born on December 29, 1970, in Bangor, Gwynedd, Wales. Raised in Llandegfan on Anglesey, he was an only child who primarily spoke Welsh until he started school. His musical talent was evident early on; at age nine, he joined the Bangor Cathedral Choir and quickly became the lead soloist. In 1983, a local Welsh record company, Sain, offered him a deal, leading to his first album, ‘Diolch a Chan.’ He continued to release several albums, including ‘Ave Maria’ and ‘All Through the Night.’
Jones achieved international fame in 1985 with his cover of Raymond Briggs’ ‘Walking in the Air,’ which became a hit and a Christmas perennial, earning him an appearance on Top of the Pops. During this period, he performed for notable figures such as Pope John Paul II, Queen Elizabeth II, and Princess Diana. After his voice broke at 16, he pursued formal vocal training at the Royal Academy of Music and drama at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. He subsequently took on theater roles, including Joseph in ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat.’
His career saw a resurgence in 2000 when he joined the BBC as a presenter for ‘Songs of Praise,’ a role he continues today. This also marked the public debut of his adult baritone voice, leading to new albums like ‘Aled,’ ‘Higher,’ and ‘The Christmas Album.’ Beyond music, Jones has maintained a significant television presence, presenting shows such as ‘Cash in the Attic,’ ‘Escape to the Country,’ ‘Daybreak,’ and ‘Weekend.’ He was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the 2013 Birthday Honours for his contributions to music, broadcasting, and charity.
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